- Look up
devise in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Devise may
refer to: To
invent something A
disposal of real
property in a will and testament, or the...
- A
devise is the act of
giving real
property by will,
traditionally referring to real property. A
bequest is the act of
giving property by will, usually...
-
Devised theatre –
frequently called collective creation – is a
method of theatre-making in
which the
script or (if it is a
predominantly physical work)...
- his
sickness was
discovered to be terminal, he and his
council drew up a "
Devise for the Succession" to
prevent the country's
return to Catholicism. Edward...
- A
specific devise is a
devise of a
distinct piece of real
estate to a
certain person or persons. It is
analogous to a
specific legacy, but is
limited (by...
-
grids developed by Foote, Cone,
Belding (FCB) (see below) and
another devised by
Rossiter and Percy, and
which is an
extension of the FCB approach. These...
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within a country. The
first version of the ISBN
identification format was
devised in 1967,
based upon the 9-digit
Standard Book
Numbering (SBN)
created in...
- "lineal descendants," as used in a
statute providing for the non-lapse of a
devise where the
devisee predeceases the
testator but
leaves lineal descendants...
- La
Devise (French pronunciation: [la dəviz]) is a
commune in the
department of Charente-Maritime,
southwestern France. The muni****lity was established...
- have served".
Observed on 25
April each year,
Anzac Day was
originally devised to
honour the
members of the
Australian and New
Zealand Army
Corps (ANZAC)...
